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We don't think it was intentional. Maybe copy and paste, or something an editor did. To clarify the "comment" was not a Stack Overflow comment, but rather a co
by KyleBrandt 10y ago
We don't think it was intentional. Maybe copy and paste, or something an editor did.
To clarify the "comment" was not a Stack Overflow comment, but rather a comment in a code block inside a question.
- amenod 10y agoI am genuinly curious: how did you fix it? Did you remove the spaces first and then tried to use substring / trimming with proper testing done, or did you just implement it in place? I have faced similar dilemmas in the past, but I usually go with "put out the fire, then find the correct solution" approach.
- KyleBrandt 10y agoImplement in place to put the fire out. Pushed to half the web servers, made sure it fixed the problem, then rolled it out the rest. Coding under fire :P
- skeletonjelly 10y agoHow did you test this on half? Accessing the single web server directly I'm guessing? Probably not public
- pcunite 10y agoMay we see this code comment? Sounds interesting.